Selection of mycorrhizal inoculum for California Native Plants

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What is a mycorrhiza?Mykes (greek) = fungusRhiza (latin) = rootBoth partners benefit from the association
Mycorrhizal fungi:A bridge between plants and soil resources• The fungi produce fine thread-like filaments that grow inand around the roots and develop an underground networkthat helps the plant to acquire mineral nutrients from thesoil.• The plant provides a “home” <strong>for</strong> the fungus and a supply<strong>of</strong> Carbon.Their association enables them to survive, grow and reproduce more effectivelyhttp://www.ffp.csiro.au/research/mycorrhiza
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